It is with great sadness and heavy heart that I rise today to honor the memory of Darrell Norman and his service to the House of Representatives. Mr. Norman collapsed on these premises and died yesterday. Darrell Norman lived in the District of Columbia and served the institution with distinction and excellence as a senior technical support representative for more than 20 years. His colleagues tell us that they will miss his infectious smile and spirit. Kindhearted, professional, and dedicated are words used by Darrell's colleagues to describe him. He is known throughout the House as a person you can rely on to do whatever it takes to get the job done. His service to the House is respected by the Members, chairmen, officers, and staff that have benefited from his unwavering disposition and willingness to serve in any role needed. Darrell was always willing to volunteer his time to assist others.
James Norton: “It is with great sadness and heavy heart that I rise today to honor the memory of Darrell Norman and his service to the…”
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Honoring the memory of Darrell Norman, a senior technical support representative who passed away.
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